Our expertise in plant nutrition enables us to meet customer needs in crop health, efficiency and cost-effectiveness. Having been established for over 25 years, our bespoke range of products includes seed treatments, nutritional supplements, biostimulants and phosphites, which can be tailored to customer specifications. 

👨‍👦Family business
🌱Manufacturers of quality nutrients
🌾🍐⛳️For arable, horticultural & amenity sectors
🚜 BASIS & FACTS qualified 

 

Fielder is a proudly independent, innovative plant nutrition specialist. We see our role as a trusted guide in an ever-changing landscape. We help to drive innovation and take a leading role in changing the way science enhances agriculture and plant health management. Our ambition is to develop products and techniques that make a tangible difference to our customers.

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